Analysis and Data

”We believe the story is also calculated to justify the unwarranted and irresponsible disobedience of the court order granting Omoyele Sowore bail, pending the time he may be arraigned in court in respect of the Charge/Information said to have been filed against him.”

The bureau lists states with the highest and lowest average price for the refilling of a 5kg cylinder of LPG.

The DMO says units of sale is N1, 000 per unit, subject to a minimum subscription of N50 million.

The Iran-backed Houthi militia in neighbouring Yemen, have taken responsibility for the attack in Saudi Arabia.

Many pay for their online transactions with their debit cards.

The All-Share Index lost 127.64 points to close at 26,925.29 from 27,052.93 recorded on Thursday.

Turnover at the window stood at $293.60 million.

The market capitalisation increased by N19 billion to close at N13.483 trillion against N13.464 trillion on Friday.

CBN says it efforts has helped to ensure the stability of the Naira and also increase the level of investors and public confidence in the economy.

Seplat topped the laggards’ table with a loss of N35 to close at N490 per share.

The Pound Sterling and the Euro closed at N458 and N403 respectively.

The integrity and transparency of the exercise continue to generate ripples among stakeholders.

The Nigerian leader signed the AfCFTA pact on Sunday, after initially declining assent for months.

The listing of Airtel Africa on the nation’s bourse would now be on July 8.

The market capitalisation which opened at N13.206 trillion shed N156 billion to close at N13.050 trillion.

The active subscribers decreased from 173,713,842 in March to 173,641,060 in April.

The market capitalisation dropped by N40 billion to close at N13.192 trillion against N13.232 trillion achieved on Friday.

The All-Share Index lost 109.94 points to close at 30,322.19 compared with 30,527.01 achieved on Friday.

The current system is based on the fiction of treating the various affiliates of multinationals as if they were independent of each other.

The market capitalisation shed N62 billion to close at N13.622 trillion compared with N13.684 trillion achieved on Friday.

The Pound Sterling and the Euro closed at N465 and N404, respectively.

“A significant let down by Mr Buhari is the cold shoulder the President gave the passage of the Petroleum Industry Governance Bill.”